How can I set the RTserver 'subscribe' command to use the wildcard /* ?

How can I set the RTserver 'subscribe' command to use the wildcard /* ?

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Article ID: KB0090627

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Description

Resolution:
When trying to set the RTserver subscribe command
   subscribe rtworks /*

The following error is seen:

ERROR: No Closing Comment */ Found
For Comment Started on Line Number 1
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.421 2008:
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: subscribe
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: subscribe &ltproject> &ltsubject>
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: The subscribe command adds the specified subjects to the list of subjects to
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: which RTserver is already subscribing. An RTserver subscribe is normally used
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: with a wildcard subject name that matches a large number of RTclient subscribes
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: in order to reduce the amount of inter-RTserver dynamic message routing
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: information exchanged. If no subjects are specified, RTserver displays the names
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: of the subjects to which it is currently subscribed. The subscribe command can
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: be used interactively, but is most commonly used from a rtserver.cm startup
Mon Jan 14 10:06:46.437 2008: command file.


Solution: Put the subject being subscribed to in double quotes:
     subscribe rtworks “/*”

Issue/Introduction

How can I set the RTserver 'subscribe' command to use the wildcard /* ?